Profiling the National Center for Atmospheric Research’s Weather Research and Forecasting Model

Authors

Jacob Miller, Southwestern Oklahoma State University
Jeremy Evert, Southwestern Oklahoma State UniversityFollow

Document Type

Poster

Organization

Council on Undergraduate Research

Conference Title

National Conference for Undergraduate Research (NCUR) 2018

City and State

Edmond, OK

Conference Date

April 4-7, 2018

Publication Date

4-4-2018

Abstract

This project employs High Performance Computing (HPC) to analyze the National Center for atmospheric research’s Weather, Research, and Forecasting Model (NCAR-WRF). Once an appropriate profiler is found, it will be used to determine if NCAR-WRF is compute bound, meaning its speed is determined by the power of its processors, or memory bound, meaning that the wall clock time is determined by the amount of available memory.

Recommended Citation

Miller, Jacob and Evert, Jeremy, "Profiling the National Center for Atmospheric Research’s Weather Research and Forecasting Model" (2018). Student Research. 11.
https://dc.swosu.edu/cpgs_edsbt_bcs_student/11